annieturnsthepage's Reviews (486)

This is not my normal kind of book, but I read it for a book club at work. The story is amazing. The battles that Adam went through were crazy. It was a very gripping story and his life and what he accomplished with all the hurdles is very inspiring.

My only dislike in the book is not the fault of the author at all. A lot of Adams accomplishments and achievements were credited by his family/ friends as being done only because of God, rubbed me the wrong way. It me it cheapens his accomplishments and memory because he put everything he had into his life.

I don’t normally read books like this. But knowing what I do about Mr. Comey and hearing him speak, I wanted to see things from his perspective.

I appreciate how candid he was. I appreciate him lamenting on if he made the right decisions in his path. I appreciate his explaining certain issues, like the re-opening of the Clinton email investigation.

He is a very engaging writer. I respect him for his positions and his commitment to ethics and integrity.

I missed Al's writing but have enjoyed him as a senator. I am so glad that he wrote this book. It was very funny and engaging, and I learned a few things that I wouldn't have known about the way politics can work. I'm very grateful for the insight, and that Ted Cruze really does suck as hard as I thought he did.